What’s this noise?
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2013 mercedes c250 luxury
What’s this noise?
Got this car a few days ago, needs a new conductor plate etc etc etc… something I noticed, is there’s a whining type sound that’s very noticeable in the cab that I don’t know what it’s correlated to. Could it be caused due to the lack of pressure the solenoids are giving? Here’s a video of the sound can anyone tell me what it might be? Thanks!
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Sounds like the power steering pump. You probably need to replace your driver's seat belt buckle, as well.
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2013 mercedes c250 luxury
Sounds like the power steering pump. You probably need to replace your driver's seat belt buckle, as well.
https://youtu.be/ZYsMYki8hUw?si=sFe28Y3GWZA1paek
https://youtu.be/ZYsMYki8hUw?si=sFe28Y3GWZA1paek
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2015 SL400 (M276 Turbo), 2014 C350 Sport (M276 NA), 2004 SL500 (M113), 2004 Audi TT225 (BEA)
Get a scan tool and see if there are any transmission codes. A scanner is absolutely the first "accessory" you want to get. Otherwise, you'll never really know what problems lurk unless you take it to a shop and you'll pay more to have the shop scan the car for you. Check Amazon for:
All run between $100 and $200. BlueDriver is the least expensive and a pretty good scanner if you just want to know what codes are there and to clear them. Beyond that, you'll want one of the others. They all will automatically identify your car and scan for codes, and give you the option to clear them. The top 3 will allow you to do other things if you ever start tinkering, such as changing your brakes, resetting maintenance counter, etc. Even if you don't do your own maintenance, it's good to know what is going on. You have a complex vehicle and need to know when something important is wrong or not.
- iCarsoft MB V3.0 (not MB II)
- Launch Creader Elite Benz
- Foxwell NT510 Elite
- BlueDriver
All run between $100 and $200. BlueDriver is the least expensive and a pretty good scanner if you just want to know what codes are there and to clear them. Beyond that, you'll want one of the others. They all will automatically identify your car and scan for codes, and give you the option to clear them. The top 3 will allow you to do other things if you ever start tinkering, such as changing your brakes, resetting maintenance counter, etc. Even if you don't do your own maintenance, it's good to know what is going on. You have a complex vehicle and need to know when something important is wrong or not.
